posted December 13, 2004 02:24 PM              

rising cancer, saturn and moon in first house
mc pisces, neptune in the 5th in sag.
sun in virgo in 3rd..
6th house is sag, jupiter in aries in the 10th

from what i can see and understand.. he'd be most at home in a healing-type position, maybe caring for children? or maybe a boat-crewman?

posted December 13, 2004 02:36 PM              

I would think he would work with people! His MC is in a water sign, creates empathy.

posted December 15, 2004 08:10 AM              

still hoping to get some feedback regarding this chart, or any advice about career indicators in a chart..

posted December 15, 2004 01:39 PM              

You came quite close to what came to my mind as well ...

I see the option of working from home, owning a business where he is able to send other's to jobs remotely.

I looked to his 10th House to see why he is looking towards another straightjacket job. His Jupiter and Chiron are in his 10th House.

So I ask myself - OK - what does this fear translate to in terms of his actions? So I look at his Mars. It's in Gemini in his 11th House. He is afraid of not being able to "manage" people he is friends with, probably because his friends tempt him with activities which pulls him away from his more serious pursuits. Rather than be a wet dog, he'd rather be in the background along with them.

His Sun is in a Mutable Sign, Virgo. So it's easy for him to hang with his buddies. And with that Moon in Leo, he's comfortable even outshining them on occasion, as long as it is within the playful realms of friendships. His Moon and Saturn are in his 1st House - so this where others may see his potential.

But he himself may not be aware of any motivation to makes things any different for himself.

posted December 15, 2004 01:44 PM              

Pisces midheaven, I see children in his future, maybe even a few. I see better luck near the water, and living with someone, stable job means stable life, and Pisces midheaven needs the structure around him.

Moon and Saturn on the 1st in Cancer, leads to background work, not too flashy, he's not going to want to be on display, but his Jupiter/10th wants to be self employed.

I recommend partial self employment, or having a partner, or partners.

posted December 16, 2004 04:22 PM              

With your friend Laglady, I'd agree with everyone's observations but also taken into account his sixth house cusp in Sagittarius. His day to day work needs to be involved in teaching or traveling..or something that is varied. If he does own a business, it could be consultant oriented or involving visiting customers in their home to satisfy these needs. The home heat fixing seems like it would fit these criteria.

Also, his north node is Scorpio can reveal some about his "calling." The position would need to deal with other people's money, partners...etc. This echoes someone else's statement regarding him wanting to be "in the back."

I have the same question about myself and was wondering if anyone of you would take a look. Here's my chart:
http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/bc/41c1f921_786c/bc/My+Documents/Courtney.gif?BCw2fwBByU8BHtDP

posted December 17, 2004 01:52 PM              

Hopefully this works....
crossing my fingers.

posted December 18, 2004 10:31 AM              

can i get a "yaya mercury retro!!"
?
lol

posted December 18, 2004 01:15 PM            

I hope he has not neglected his education because I would say he wants recognition in his chosen professional field. I stress professional field because he has a lot of ambition.

The biggest hurdle for him is going to be overcoming aimlessness, having no specific aim in life but wanting all the things that go with success, focusing on something and seeing it through. This does not bode well for a self starter, self energized business owner type where he would be the initiator of activity.

He is not going to be satisfied with a humdrum job, tied to a desk or a specific routine. He needs the challenge of a changing routine and discovery. He isn't a big fan of bureaucracy so most jobs in government would quickly drive him insane as would the routine.

He would most likely do very well and be satisfied with a career as an archeologist, geologist, sociologist, historian, consultant or trouble shooter....providing that field work and travel were the biggest part of the job and the office aspects were minimal.

He probably does not like constant or close supervision but likes his independence of action once a problem or job is laid out for him.